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Telegram-herald., 1887-12-30


Thsrs sss spseiai asestlag - Is eoah-
ga lAst sssnia4.
y. D. Wa "a. q Grsea hagea, s4s "a
t1sa e1 3ssiHszs fesfer1ef
G. r.. kiagm1a, sao. sszie sr9zss q lni-
esxo. sss - lows sstsf1sy
G G. ciazslan, - ths ~. q 4. 8 T. 4. <.
has fstarpei .Ton h's sis.i - CsiesEo
Gso. A. Aaz0on. 81 tie 6. & - y. Rail
ress. sas - uG4nd hsal1s % oaz.nsss sss
lsfisg.
F.w. 1honvsoa. e. the T. 5. & II. Raj
road, finished p43.ns of ths csAstfuetioa
gang ysslsEias.
TIE I. :. & n. Railroad Company started
. fosee OF carpenters ouilclng their r-S
depot ia lhis ely yestesdas
Guy Bradford. ofGr4aa Rsgils = spend
ink few days visiting aiFh Els Uncle, A. J.
bradford. ~ ghe bradford Hotel
A S~w Year's ball xiH % siyen 0y ths
Dsafscher BFsder FefziB ia SeaoGlnaFiAa
hal. s4taFdsy egenlng. Deesm1er 81.
Miss Emma Kooa. Of Grand Rapids, Il
spending a few DAYS visiting Nlso her
brother. G. $ keon, II - szni9rd-st
Reusmber n Al tae social hop given by
fhe Maskexon Rihss. Ia tue llay Avenue
Afmosy tonight. pronlises % - very enjoy
able.
No Detroit Or Gran2 Rapids pspers arrived
here yesterday until i2t5 p. m.. osing TO
the D. g. III & N. being snow-oouaa be-
tween Detroit snd Grand kspids-
Dennis D0xbnx returned yesterday
alofning from Lake City aud reports that
there Is an asanoanes of snow ia those
res ,ons.
The social which was % have been given
by the Society OF ChsistiSn BOdeavor oi TIE
First Baptist church tonlgat, has Deen
postponed Tor two weeks
William Leshy, who has been absent
from the city since last spring, and who Tor
the zst iew months has bssn at Baltimore.
arrived here Yesterday morning.
The social hop given by tbs employees
and guests of the Commercial Hotel last
evening vas Que Of he granGsst events o.
tie season. AL who attended enjoyed
themsslye TO the fullest extent.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-30


Issax - kszs ttlsaTess AL1<A's
ge1sgaas ,eaefa.aio.s - Csnslmaa. las
Duaklgs 1fsss 9sssekss plseiicai
ssluoa - Nsi.ss ~ "Fessse oa sni
Gsre xbees = 80 aaea "a s1s LITE
s seo4rss laas - ksasfai IA lks @Ppiis-
slea fEat IL soT.a fsadi8z "a <1J
efI Tie Iistts ssgs. -kk-ticysfeoF
ALazs. 81 Ae1.zaa. : wasl. hearted
1sap. ~ beasves ia aoinz s0asslAisg
u1rlh lks ahAa en- ChFiainza Day and
fa,a ysar hs cs.sbr1iss - ziss1g hss
1nnassd ns4sooys ca1plets salt u
e.eitee ssen, sad - a fheasaad poor
fsaslliss sseh = ton IL zeal o. cord -
70. pi . hassi q aour. L = sad
tbAi So thrusznd faEai - have bsea
eafsfn!'y selected By ths esty's easrifsbis
psosls and that thsy AZ prsssut eases q
sclual dsssltnsioa aad aosthi nees after the
nAasa. iormnla IN sach csses-shas 4,
faeg az esahfats thEoash 40 i4ult of
thsif os1 ar unnilinz0ess - work.
he pocalafi0n 81 D@tr0it IN 1850 vas
il93i1 srd thars u 40 reason ~ believe
sbss Il hss greatly Increased since.
Eiihef. then. Dir. Aiaxa's ChFistmas
bounty has bssa grossiy exssSsrsisi or
IietFcl1 - IA rather q bad way indaatsial-
iy. 1ns latter thaory is gwen scms
color q hksiihcod ~ too fzcs that ia ne
more reoeut sisprsssion of American
manufactures Dsisoit suffered more
heavily than any other b.s Ansrican
eify. Bat 4 there are still, ia = city of
that szs 4ad in these senewae. better
times. 5.000 people u aet1al desiilatloa
~. .o-eilss the de AID The vsc.ons who
cluster n al c.tisa, there are actually
1850 families oi ths worthy destitute
teen Dstr0ii .s in bad 49, indeed. In
cify q laas s.zs there ousns not 10 De
- many "wor!hy poor nos 50 many
wiling - aecsga charity from anybody.
Mr.. ALoks - AL right. Oteourss, T. 10
vsil - nghi the symp.o@s wnea Jon
cant gss 81 tie disease. Bat before next
Christmas ths Dstroi.srs ought to see it
nat there - wcrk fcr Tia workers there.
A revival OF industry would make q
merrieF ChristnAs than auy amount Of
usrs charity. Detroit should start some
sew Industries or encourage ami develop
thoso alzeaEy started II Congress will
permit Il"
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-30

A bread laad : this ia which we live,
dotted 80 thickly wiih thrifty cities. towns.
aEd siisgt-. Amid them al. with ever
increasing popularity and helpfalness, is
Dr. Piercs's Golden Medical Discovery. giv-
ing hope and caeer where there Is disease
and despair. Wherever there Is humanity
there IS suffering; hefever there is suffering
there j. the pest field for this gyestest Amer
lean Remedy. Consumption (which IS lung
sci0falzl, Yields 70 il II employed ia the
early stages OF the disease; Chronic Nasal
Cztsrrh yields 20 il: kidney and liver dis
es-ss Weld to L. II you want the best
knowr remedy for All diseases OF the blood
ask for DR.. Pierce's Gcifet Medical D.scoy-
cry, aud take no other.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-30

DEO7ATF oDpER-sTkTF - NfcrzsaF cgua
4 ~ - keof-~ A. sessia4i ~ ffsf Psolsfts
GQar7 fDT ssla flall-r - Kent he'd - the Pc
hsse D1sne ia lss elfF os Grand f2efts o. he
Esn1 1sy - pe 81 nef ia tlle 5esT ore fhoussa1
fschf h1B1-e1 aa6 zhtq-tsres rrsssat. Erras
n fsrks1s f83xe ~ Ffo'sste
fr - 8sfseT ~ fse = sie - euY : NaiarI
6ecre<e1 90 res1Hfx sd fling fee F,Iffrn
dslv reF1AeS % *e-tE1er 81. Dsnsorrn e1rH;a
- atos a fHe estee - TIE s8sf as1esfea rT4s-
~ lis ras.r - eess- EHs f1rfs rsar
seee tee resi esrsls n SD cesee6 fhesea &C.
az 10 iof tas re>asus ssd P1f5rees tk<Tesn 80
fcfth
gts or5e-ed. gser Noa1ss tie 1s.t ss7 ~ 5sao.
ar next g Ten r-e-e ie tee f-reseae- 81
sss5 Fssfses o1lef - sEpo I'D 81 Re c
- - -en 80 thst eeEsyne inse--s.<d 81
sste esssft &oE@sf 8rf Fr s4 fo.er et fst4 re
AID ,. -ss. - stse~ tsee~ whf 5teSee ssfllt
- - g-sztss ~ - fd9fa.slfstee ~ noeresze
"a eestf ~ BasFee fef etff pe een
A. > fsrffieF @et-& tss etIT 81 faia
- r~*ft-'se< se-re s1~eesrlft eTRekr s.rrs,l-
o. e. sad ssT ~ hesrlaF r. ~ esrsn6 esz q
Tss 500 81 - q fffeeErs<fT rrszef 80 rts-
c1se "a sa $50 cSasse - tessl
- trrzs c1pT G. kAS = Ft4kzkss
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-30

TEE R1cH cas- LftE - aotsts A<h PAX
{ - rezts ~ NeN t6e Fa,t a t1f{ Sfssse
ibtsa - y s. klat.a. tsfe.4 s.1ss - s-s.l<
tse1- 3E
so8 sALE-THFAf Fts CASH hl9 AisE
nee-e tetsss 49, a iissg aret ga - .a-st 80.
sFss1 ti1s ssre 1zia AYE sasr l&f.. = 2tlsf<t Qf
asr Aes Acoe. Fts tsssE z-eGle to Ncstst
karsos E s4id eeEsrx EtffsstrF j. kaa 81 Al
eIs~ kas5-ls3 eeeE.E kcs- P@-g. - Asatee g.
Gfaaa kzg1s 4s4
HOUSE AID I0F FoE sAtf o. fCE etsf,
III t5f L&fstsl.s E- Eslk telse seUtt e ttaf1,
81 - o1e - 81 Aos. - isE. CO he1sep + f.Nse
fAgslfe - t9e ffsl 1s1
IeoR sALE-A iAa5E BRICK 10 r. .tlAe
1 toaae. n >tr,zs -. i.a -Aat nsel Z ess1s
4HttA.lz Eecsf sf ta@*t - Ief = -. as -
so eeFe fsrnl b scaftN ~ - lv A. sc ssntil
"a eala 4sd le4ac1atlt ttsas p a. tsff'~rt
ro1m lzs. ikdyaf1 tAo l. ever Public LE1Aff
-fu
AGENTS. ~ eBfea-
faAEEA<sEk. fAS cL1sE fe02 So 70 a.
l. Fef NC 4 sell5k n0sc -, Hla19laStafei ~
toleslo : : *. Ez0s1f. - xzfi = Aiif
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-30

ANTED-GlRL IMMEDIATELY FOR GES-
VI efsl honsewofk. les \. DiyislCn-sL sioif
WANTED - GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
VI housewofk, references required. l55 OF
taw&--t. .o2
KVANTFD a GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL L
" homework. baue or eHeic pr4fcfied-
INQUIRE a 3l1 ; Lafafe-.est. ,e2
tNANIrD-A A0U SKA s.hgi.R, RI EaEkcfS S
W required. Inquire of isnk Snyder a.
sIatas ope House. Apply q once. 20
WANTED - A COMPETENT COOK AT IS
VI shslcon-ss. Mrs. e. Il. cluafd. 30
lIfANTtD-A COMPETENT. WILLING GIRL
W lcr zen ra homework. best wage, two IN
family. cali ~ Daytoost, West side asl
ItrASTED-A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL I
" nonsework ~ good wages. Enquire a.
Csnai-st, fcpu az shoe store. $50
TF FIFTEEN GOOD GENERAL SERVANTS
| VII cal e Cnce we can give them good
homes in tnls city. Lalics' farior, Pierce block.
$50
VTASTED-A COMPETENT GIRL FOR GEN
v ersl hoesework Swedish girl preferred.
apply i5i tollC ge ave. SltI
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-30
DoNSELLY.s cirsEs THEORY.

Ia a vosiby o. L0ie, as literary
event. ihat tas London papers ars d.s-
cussing Do~SELLxs wcrk oa the
B.eonian e;phss-ln advance Of its issue
from he press--in ;aires tone than has
characterized ths afterancss OF many
journals oa TINS sido of tie water. The
Discriminating articles IN the London
Telegraph. for instance, were written by
EDWIN AKsoLp. saihor Of 'fhe Light Of
Asia" wko At Grst declared, in sort d,
loyal spirit, that Go could nos believe IN
the thing q al: and uhO. after be bad
resd such portions og Il ~ Lave thus tar
besn given 60 The press. and examined
item critically. declared himself 70 Dc
'tfaS Sicaiiy interested "a IT, Wien men
= such literary eninenca ss EpwIS
AsSoLD. q Lonion. and Professor
pAvDe.,S. q New York. whcse prspoe-
sassicns bad bsen adverse, express
iasuseivss IN this vay, whas they say
VIZ have q Srszt deal ot weight.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-30
IffLp b ouf-,t--lIeIe.

FTASTFD-RE6IsIER DRUG CLERK oNE
" with exTe1eHfe IN making prepars lions.
Grand Luion bugeau, Ioonls saa l. f.er'e
block so
NY A.isi-A GOOD fkNMAN Al WAfsAtA
so
lrANTED-A COMPETENT NAN TO TAKE
" ehafge o eeb'net shop. Nusf couae Vel
Fscommen ed Address. COn0ay Manufacturing
90 Aiiwsukee, Wis. 80
YUANIED-MAs To IAKE THE AGENCY
w ~ oar safes size 1SxisxiS ieches; Weignt
50 lis retail price 80. other sizes ia proportion
A rare chance - rIezte a perlranent business as
home. Inrsc ssies neet demsnd never before
supplied hy other safe companies. as we are nos
governed by the safe Pool Alpine Sale Co. tln.
cinnan Chfs fCt25
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-30

The ssuli-o6icisl announcement st the
Lo0too forsisn cfics that Lord
CarscHrIi's prssencs At 81 Petersburg
- wiIhegs .he knoulsdgs n shs Govern
meat osnfrms ihs report that came
previously shat Lord CEUscaILL's mis-
sson II parely psrsonsl and rot IA the
slightest degree oficisl. lie 9oss npon
Liso~u srrand aad represents ouly him
SCI. if Is ih0ueht ihai ugoa bis return
ke ell lead to pcpuisr opposition 10
zee anticipated Rssssoph i'is esnpsixn of
Lord SsIIskcsY. TIE taeiiah Frsniss.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-30

lhs Rochester Cafon, q vsry pro-
ueencs3 Dsuocrate erxsa. Is not 50
senx1ine "a scras q it's brsthrsu ia this
sfssa TAT Aiobigan msy - broazhs into
ne bsmecFaiie foid ss1i ysAr. fs clos
.px a paregrsph an she raflE issns tee
eion ssys. eSo fsr a. slee,ossi votes
sre eauesraa1 aszf yeas. Ohio sna Gich-
ssn ars ef no esssessassas sny way. No
one ioas fer tEsir CONVERSION 60 Dense
rraey.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-30

~ ii PERRY, n TIRE aKAR OF AZ SOUTH
T. DiVisioa st- ~iii firuish al ki1ts 81 build
ing sorr ~ resss tile rates. sso ceu.ioek iuth-
bsl iOs ali kinds of tClidfaz parp ses 81
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-30
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS

TAsnnnassr sxtlaes "a .sy assssFtiss1seHt
cas- - foe2a - aisssie t1a @4zs17F =
ssras - sesea. Az Rsfs - las $3.50 -.
- 49, fali La.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-30

Tie msisrify Ok people credit Prssi-
dent lLrvELAsD wiia originating the
phrsss ''publc ofics u public srust."
Ias eehsf is 80 uaivsrsal that thsre vas
eaiie aausri0z Ia shs ofies Of Dr.
1rsDklt. Secretary to tie Commissioners
of shs Ds.ssics e Columbia, over q dis
covery msdo last SATURDAY. Ia q pam
rAist containing tbs minutes q the
Soheoi Beard ior ths year ls79S0, in a
d.sen-sicn ca tka eligibility of women FOR
,be ro1itisns q tfussess, occurs the
famous campaign rhrsse. di5ering not $
psrlscls from that used by Dir. CEEvz-
IAxn Eysrytody rov Is wo1dsring
hos thst seloo. report fell INTO tie Presi-
dspfs hands.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-30

VrTANTFp-ROO2-A SINGLE GENTLEMAN
w would ike 70 IN an board win rri ate
family where there ara icW er 70 other DO ard rs
wiEhn tes minutes "a spring d Co.'S sore Al
dress II. p this Office. $50
ftTANTED-nY NAS AND WISE. F0UR OR
w I've r.orls fsr hausskc .nife within D. MiL-
ules walk OF Cily Hall. Address A, Box &, thls
o3ice. @i
4zFaNTFn-w -wEII. FrRN sHED HoOu NEAR
" ,isy. aAh ga, Del family, itr isly md
gen le N. Address e. = fox 5. 1eics fssn-iiet-
o7ce 81
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-30
Situations Tyontsd--Efalc.

,UANrED-cN JAN. isr, BY AN EXPERI-
W enced bookkeeper. position st ans kind OF
Office WORK. ldiress A b room IL, Middlcomb
tuidiug $50
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-30

(OF f6estt-- - DSJ(tS.
TOR RFNT-FURNIsHED ROOrs STEAM
7 heated and furnished ons fr hight house
Keeping. Apply at room 10. Aew i.ousenlan
block $40
NOR RENT = ROOMS FOR HIGHT MANU-
\ iaetnrng with steady power. Enquire al
-. r. Veneer Works, or eycIit g u Eapscn'-st.
3istf
no RENT CaEAP-TWo NICELY FURNISH
i cd ROOMS. apply at AZ \. Co.lese-eye., city,
545tf
p0R RENT-DEslEAbLE PARTIES tAN
obtain either of two first class furnished
rooms, supplied with steam heat, eic., IN thc new
SRef.i 70 e. 8 s1Se sess on south Di''i' BY applying @
NOR RENr- FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS,
{ either single or en- suite: steam heated; also
rooms for light housekeeping. Apply AZ Room t6,
LeGyard lock, loi Ouswast- 2sot
I'OR REST-TWO SUITES or SEWN ROOMS
L In the new Pa atine block, with ell modem
cf nve.lenccs. including the patent Aidlne Heat
shswmut-sve. and Ninters.. Also rooms TO rent,
furnished or unlurnished inquire Oi y. ~. Bar
narG. IS Allen-st., cerner Of Nj VeruOn-st. 349tf
For Eent--BO1seS.
I7OK RENT NICE FURNISHED ROOMS on
| second floor, No. q CaHal-st. Enquire OF the
n " ff 7-istor 81 rooln IA. 90
TOR REST-DEsIRABLE ROOM FOR TWO
/ gentlemen, VITA beard. 70 90 bostwick -. sA6tf
WILL aENT TO BiGHT PARTY, A SMALL,
W weli-i1Fl ished house, good lo.stloD. 10
minutes walk isom Fosf once. rent reasonAbie.
Addgss. W. Sex 8. this Office. S4ott
TOR EhSI = TtNEN bNT o. SEF tr
4 rooms in the new Palatine Block, cor. OF
Court a1e Allen Efeets. with Gii onsenicnces
ltcirdiug The patent Aldine heating gratc. -
one ol icur rcCrls, No. 92 Strsight-st.. second
house fTuiu Vest ful'ou-st. INQUIRE 81 z. "
salrr -t. - Aliens. cor OF NJ Verson-st sl5i
For Rent = Business Places.
TOR RFST-MEAT MARKET. WELL 10
I csfed. on street. car line, fitted up ice box.
chopping block pins &c. Luton DuntoIs
Niiaiecnb block nrst a0or.
gT1RE ANs BASEMENT TO RENT THE
> ; ore { HaSsncu- IN the Miiler's block. 80 ".
Briuge-st flrst clsEs location. Apply TO Nr.
s.mnel.AiAcr. 8,ti
pOR RESI-THE PHOTOGRAPh GALLERY
/ now occupied By Ms !. g. Barrons CO.. west
nfidre 4 frOni--t The lest losst o. iu ho city
Aisl rooras ID The b3ocE s. s. Bah, az {, 30. y &
rs Wat -riOa g. 98ff
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-30

rUE shIF-TWO STAT siE ~ CUTTER.
1 81 E Rafao8a. care srring = co st1
TOR ssfF o. RENT EEw DOUBLE sTOsE
i 60 MsGt~sa-sse.. aear "a -, ~ oaiy g
- ece fen's r<ie' pe grsr az ofeu tsd,
ros a i. fsu 50 a Fiae frcs ianemeus o.
t1ste ter 4iss sE - ks sis1u-aTe - Sc pnd ave
and coz ssfuE and tioo1ricD. 1Ettle Bros
oG~ra Hea.e hkek
FEoHs FDH skfb-TW0 FINE DRftINF
III rsss One SAFE f1E LADY % drive. CEsss
ffstheIs Piano o
IwA>rT sELL MY Hosss PHAEToN tND
1 hasuess verY easAg S. tasea soca, teae
sscaar. is Cas.ssi a
fJr TfOS sALE or MkEIIATTAS HoJsE
e ura.tlfe in progress ssi y fsoei 4 = e.. fnsil
~ r nare hafes3Fs Mas . sela. aaNt
F-oa 9ALF-eC0p HACK CaEAF. Oh 3 ELL
axsHsugr ior phe- rleI esfx Russ Ed~sras
Z - Wi-aireuh es'1iae. eiiF 49,
Miscellaneous.
Tna1IAND cf Tss.-T HkVE scEE a
I fee Porssaf clfers O. my 0~n ms<a -
any a.fa ra srt xisa 60 - ae qFner 81 r =
frzces. Geo D. fnch. fs -sufa DiT.atE a. 20
TOR RFST-sTkaEs. FaIR Stalls AxD
Il wascn sh-d A. IS AZ sge-st.
l4 A. faf knffan- a nf
~ rfr-rees gsT4n zad se1r Arr sf- -
hov sessrs ~ -hsrcs - K-es reas sst ssa-
es0n ef srT AaEgess 1ock Eer 49,
Tv7ANTEn--s e - voeTH sF.estND sAFfrs
81 - 4 Loves ssscs. cpF1s - sEeefs Hztei
sf
Frf stIE EV rSk NfcF fsF EffrIg. -
wcoa as Hse per icz5 ds5vret Hrsrd
So
~ - FtlsfI 4 ff--sT ftsTEf. EkfFx-
4 ,s-fer4 s.-f er-4l... sf~ofefl fe f~zr
- sf'f asren s-r se So ka6 S trnef nrtssss
ss So sat f Ssens A. ael.sz1. :
~aLksNs S-ess ADJ a I4SE SNts1
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-30
Special Sale This Week
OF
HOLIDAY SLIPPERS


500 pairs rss' fntne Bsocsde Slippers at
- ce1ts pair
to0 styles gents Embroidered Toilet Slip
pers &C 81.
30 stvtss Of gents fine hand turned Toilet
Slippers. In velvet plush. goat, morocco,
alligator. etc. a. Si.23 and $50 pair.
Wonid cost sou g par - have such
clippers as these soied without taking mo
sacount the cost of material etc
R0ys' little Red Top 3osts - eeflis.
Bors' Fieece Liusd EGbee- B0ists, IN the
seaf makes. ~ F125 ant fl.50
A lalf line Il chHtren's misses and Ia
dies extra higa 800 All "A bgf-en boots
from 81 15 - 3 q ar. 70 ether assorl-
ment ike tnis ia i5e city.
Gail sra look over Ger STOCK before ven
dec. - "a purchase. Isu Nla zgf@lF Hnd
sametline 20 please yea. fer ~Thic1 you
will not ha " 20 ray noiiJsy prices.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-30

rOCxB POCEEIBpog CONTAINING
I meass Mfl ee rturued 0n aeee.Fi1s ctl-
Fect deseap<o tsli 49, teleFAsse -. apl
TsoIs ALL Nss 81 r PoWEk, o. e.
I foiiss-st cal sg IA once an gel he mDd
sbe ie he Sos
IGf MA GOLD EAk-kIAss Al THk UNION
/ depot. Osnef cen have sslne py ealing GA
dr. icl.csu4n, u. C0stl sai paying for this
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-30
UNIFORM RATES.

The following rstes for hacks and for
livery rigs at funerals have been adopt
ed by the un4 4ersigned, representing
- -,
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-30
RonrRin1.

pOARDING-GoOD ROOM AND BOARD CA,
ID be secured At lei Eorth D.sision-st. Si5tt
Lon. f,nnf-- E1l1uls
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-30

1 le1 Al RFDAaaDs CtkEA Aat.A.
\ Nsntag exet iaz Dse. ~ iasy feR cA-
5ue
I OST - - MONROE Eef OK fEFfFE-oN
l. sFe.. paF ef xt4 tosea sc taes a.
lsaeheg eate kslaef f,t&ss ngiiiS Mis. Aciftt
"a :. Fs@p sftf -i
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-30

Designs and estimates will be furnished, on ap-
plicAtion. by the undersigned for astfstie interior
decorating, competing la price and beauty OF
finish with wall paper decorations, By the OF
the permanent water ceiOr Anti XslsotnlBe"
We guarantee to do This artistic aud durable
decorating to produce better, effects sfor the
same amount o. money tast 1t woud. cost 10 do
the same room with wall-naper, other IN cheap
or elaborate work; and the york Is guaranteed %
ing of 10 re-finish the walls with the same or any
other finish
The ceiling of the new entrance 20 Power
Opera House = sample OF one grade OF this
work.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-30

nor RFST--F URNJsHED ROOfS. STEAM
I heated and furnished oms fJr hight house
Keeping. Apply at room l0s new i.ouseman
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Telegram-herald., 1887-12-30
For Rent--BO1seS.


rOR RFST-MEAT MARKET. WELL 10
I csfed On street car line, htted up; ice box.
choppiug block pins. &c. Luton DuntoI.
n I. - 80 al.nr
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-30

NOR Rent = ROOMS FOR light MANU-
4 featuring with steady power. Enquire a
-. r. Veneer Works or evcrit gs II Eanscm-st
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-30

no RENT chEAP-TWo NICELY FURNISH
4 cd rooms. apply at AZ y. Cotlese-eye., city.
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Telegram-herald., 1887-12-30

STlRE ASs BASEMENT TO RENT THE
= ore & Haxsmcu- in the Miiler's block, 80 ".
Bri1gest First clsss location. Apply TO Nr.
:. rlcr. 34,tf
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-30

t7OR RE,I-THE PHOTOGRAPh GALLERY
now occupied By Ms. J. g. Barrons CO. west
Bfid-r a fronf.t. The Test locst o. ia iho city
Aisl roorss 10 The block. 3 s. Bah, az No 5 &
rs Wat-riOast 3itf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-20

= Earl A. Wilson'S E. g. w. brlni OF Mems
ccllsrs aud Cats ars the bost Sold everywhera
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-20
AnnouncemeatA

DIR. LYoN's PERFECT TOorH POWDER
An Elegant Toilet Luxury. rs cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-20

FINEST SILK HAT, SIS so.
Sinest DefpS' 70 s"' Af" KENNEDY, rs CoItlandtst.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-11-24
Messrs. j. S. Collins & Co.

This enterprising young firm, which is en-
gagged in the Fruit, Vegetable and Poultry
trade, has worked up business which, il
magnitude, cannot be surpassed by any SINH
lar establishment in the South. Tho senior
Mr.. Collins, albeit quite young in years, is a
wide-awake, energetic, young gentleman
and gives the closest personal attention IC
the minutest details OF the concern. Ar
rangements have been made for a regular
supply of West India and Florida Fruits,
including Bananas, Cocoanuts, Oranges,
Shaddocks, Lemons, etc. From more North
ern ATTITUDES they get large shipments OF
the best varieties of Apples, Grapes, Nuts
and Raisins, while in the vegetable line even
the markets of Europe are subsidized for
the benefit of their customers. Thus, they
are now selling cabbages imported from
Denmark twice as heavy and solid rs those
of American growth, and despite the pro-
tective tariff, can afford to dispose Of them
at wholesale for lie per head. They also
keep on hand Potatoes, Onions, Celery,
Horse Rsdish, Tomatoes, and every other
Vegetable in its season.
In the matter Of Poultry and Eggs, the
Inns & Co. sold in two days for Thanksgiv-
ing dinners 1900 Turkeys, and had orders for
$50 more. They had also in stock no less
than $4,000 dozen eggs, and usually carry as
many as l0,0 900 dozen.
The above figures speak for themselves.
Messrs. Collins & Co. will fill promptly all
orders sent to them, and carefully attend to
the wants of their city customers.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-11-24
M. Sternberg.

This popular Jeweler has been established
in business here for fifteen years, and his
name is a household word in the communi-
ty. He claims to have on hand the largest
and best selected stock of diamonds and fine
jewelTy ever seen in Savannah. Moreover,
he does not propose to be undersold by any
one, and his line of sterling silver goods and
fancy articles for wedding and birthday
presents, can hardly be surpassed. There is
no necessity for our citizens to send their
orders to Tiffany, or any other Broadway
establishment, for elegant holiday goods,
when they can be had as reasonably and in
great variety at home. Ia addition TO his
general display of jewelry and silver, Mr..
Sternberg has a magnificent assortment of
bronzes and statuary, which will compare
favorably with any to be found in the State.
One salient attraction offered to the public
is the fac siHite reproduction in real dia-
monds of Mrs. President Cleveland's cele-
brated necklace, of which so much has been
written. They are the exact counterpart OF
the original in value and beauty of execu-
ton. At, or before Christmas, they will be
raffled at 81 per chance. Mr.. Sternberg
will also have on exhibition during Christ
mas week, over $4,000 worth Of diamond
goods.
All are invited to examine and purchase
some of his pretty things. See advertise
ment.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-11-24

For many things-for Thanksgiving day in
particular-for our success in commanding
and holding so large, influential and well
satisfied a patronage. We feel that we tried
hard to deserve what we got. We believe
our many patrons will gladly yield us credit
for what we have achieved. Like Oliver
Twist. however, we are willing to have
some more There are many whose wants
are yet unsupplied. There are many yet
only partially supplied, We await all these.
Our stock Of Clothing, Overcoats and Fur
nishiDgs seem still undinlinished, notwith-
standing the heavy inrdsds made upon it.
We try to keep everything replenished and
up to the mark. Our Overcoat counters
have been struck heavy, but there are
plenty left. You can never get enough of
good thing. Our patrons appreciate this,
for we have been careful to provide only
such clothing as would be a credit to seller
and buyer. Our prices are low and there
isn't room for any complaint that we can
see The Big Golden Arm becllons ALL
to come under its protecting influences.
159 BrOughtOn street,
SIMON MITCHELL.